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​If the State Historical Resources Commission has met and has decided to nominate Baywood as a historical district 

• Each owner or partial owner of private property on the Title has one objection regardless of what percentage of the property that person owns.  

• Within a district, each owner has one objection regardless of how many buildings/parcels they own.

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Within 45 DAYS of the date on the letter you will receive in the mail (be on the lookout Feb - June of 2024)  

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Objection Letter

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State Historic Preservation Officer

Office of Historic Preservation

1725 23rd St, Suite 100

Sacramento CA 95816-7100

 

To the State Historic Preservation Officer,

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I would like to formally object to the property, of which I am an owner or part owner, located at address _____________________________________, San Mateo CA, being included in the proposed Baywood historic district National Register listing.

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I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the United States of America that the foregoing is true and correct. 

 

Executed on __________, 2024

 

_________________________________     

(Signature)

 

_________________________________

(Full Name)    

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Email

 

TO: Amy.Crain@parks.ca.gov, info.calshpo@parks.ca.gov

BCC: support@lessredtape.com 

Subject: Objection to San Mateo Baywood Historic District Designation - Your Street Address

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Dear Office of Historic Preservation,

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Please find attached, my signed Objection Letter to the Baywood Historic District nomination.

Could you please confirm your receipt, add my letter to the file and/or let me know if you have any concerns with my Objection Letter?

 

I am also mailing a hard copy to the office.

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Sincerely,

Your Name

Your Street Address